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1		"Dr Anonymous Unmasked" Courtesy Dr. Paul Kligfield, MD.	John MALLETT (Anecdote)
2		Bunhill Fields Map Map of the Bunhill Fields Cemetery, showing the grave locations of some of the more prominent people buried there. Courtesy The City of London.	John MALLETT (Burial)
3		Catherine Mallett Larkin obituary Obituary for Catherine Mallett Larkin from the October 27, 1914 Oakland Tribune, Oakland, California (column 2)	Catherine MALLETT
4		Catherine Mallett Larkin obituary (cropped)	Catherine MALLETT
5		Children of Henry and Mary Brimacombe Mallett Mary Thorne Mallett Henriod's handwritten list of the names and birthdates of the children of Henry Mallett and Mary Brimacombe Mallett	Ann MALLETT Catherine MALLETT Elizabeth Hoskins MALLETT Emily MALLETT Frederick MALLETT Helen Thorne MALLETT Henry MALLETT Mary Thorne MALLETT Thomas Brimacombe MALLETT William MALLETT
6		Christmas Greetings (cover) Front of Christmas postcard sent by Harry Mallett to his sister Mary Thorne Mallett Henriod in 1908	Henry MALLETT
7		Christmas Greetings 1908 Christmas card sent by "Harry" Mallett to his sister Mary Thorne Mallett Henriod in 1908 (now in the possession of Gwen Young).	Henry MALLETT Mary Thorne MALLETT
8		FL Mallett - discharge certificate Frederick Lee Mallett had to serve part of his apprenticeship working on board a ship, in this case the SS Enmore. This vessel used to travel regularly between Britain, India and British Guyana in central America collecting indentured migrants to work the plantations in Guyana. It is not known if Frederick actually travelled overseas, but this document shows that he only served on it for 4 months. The name of the vessel is interesting and coincidental, as Enmore in Somerset has strong Mallet associations.	Frederick Lee MALLETT
9		Frederick Lee Mallett - Holman reference A letter of reference from Holman & Sons, shipbuilders of Topsham to HM Dockyard Portsmouth commending Frederick to his new employers. This is the key document confirming the link between Topsham and Portsmouth.	Frederick Lee MALLETT
10		Frederick Lee Mallett - Indenture This is the actual legal document for Frederick Lee Mallett's apprenticeship at Holman's yard in Topsham. An apprenticeship lasted seven years and this document goes into some detail about his wages, etc.	Frederick Lee MALLETT
11		Frederick Mallett obituary	Frederick MALLETT
12		In Memoriam Funeral Card (cover) for Mary Thorne Mallett Henriod (now in possession of Cheri Theurer)	Mary Thorne MALLETT
13		In Memoriam (inside of card) Funeral Card for Mary Thorne Mallett Henriod (now in possession of Cheri Theurer)	Mary Thorne MALLETT
14		John Mallet sales docket 1813 An original sales receipt for some plumbing items purchased by Captain Gunett on the 21st December 1813. The final bill appears to be 8s and 10d and was probably signed by an employee of John Mallet.	John MALLET
15		Mallett Surname DNA Study — Introduction
16		Mallett Surname DNA Study — Overall Results
17		Mallett Surname DNA Study — Relationship Chart, I Group
18		Mallett Surname DNA Study — Relationship Chart, R1b Group
19		Mallett Surname DNA Study — Supporting Information
20		Mary Thorne Mallett Henriod obituary Obituary for Mary Thorne Mallett Henriod from the American Fork Citizen newspaper. This was scanned from a microfilm found at the Family History Library at Brigham Young University (from a microfilmed scrapbook). It cannot be found at any other location.	Mary Thorne MALLETT
21		Mary Thorne Mallett's needlepoint sampler 1837 Needlepoint sampler created by Mary Thorne Mallett, age 9	Mary Thorne MALLETT
22		Native Daughters of the Golden West life sketch Native Daughters of the Golden West California Pioneer Project Volume 24 Page 406 Scanned from microfilm at the California State Library, Sacramento, California USA Note: This was written by her son and erroneously shows she was born in Jersey	Catherine MALLETT

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